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How Seminary Downsizing Cuts into Community May 19, 2022
The short-term financial gain of selling a residential campus doesn’t outweigh the long-term loss of embodied community. There is no good news coming from freestanding seminaries, and there hasn’t been for some time. Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary closure of its campus in Hamilton, Massachusetts, is simply the latest in a string of downsizing among evangelical seminaries. […]
Evangelical Pro-Lifers Clash Over Criminalizing Abortion May 19, 2022
Ahead of a potential ruling to overturn Roe v. Wade, Founders Ministries’ Tom Ascol and other “abolitionists” voice opposition to longstanding “incremental” approach, calling for penalties for women. The way Florida Southern Baptist pastor Tom Ascol sees it, there is little difference between a woman who chooses to end her pregnancy and a hit man. […]
Exodus, Judges, or Nehemiah: Lebanon’s Evangelicals Assess Surprising Election Victory May 19, 2022
Amid a rapidly collapsing nation, Christians hope surge of new politicians opposed to traditional sectarian parties will follow biblical parallels. On the eve of Lebanon’s parliamentary elections last weekend, Resurrection Church of Beirut (RCB) called for a prayer meeting. The short meditation focused on Psalm 147: heal the brokenhearted and sustain the humble—but cast the […]
After Shooting, Churches Navigate China-Taiwan Tensions Under the Surface May 18, 2022
While Presbyterian Church in Taiwan has historic ties to the push for independence, most Chinese congregations in the US avoid highlighting the ongoing political polarization. As soon as they heard that a gunman attacked a Taiwanese church in California on Sunday, some Taiwanese correctly assumed political motives. The clash between the desire for Taiwan’s independence […]
The Gospel Doesn’t Always Have to Come with a House Key May 18, 2022
The power of introverted hospitality in an extroverted world of church ministry. Perhaps the most difficult area for me as an introverted Christian woman and pastor’s wife has been the biblical call to hospitality and our culture’s interpretation of this calling. Popular Christian discussions of hospitality are often centered around women, especially homemakers, and include […]